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Surviving as trans in Iran

Surviving as trans in Iran 10.08.2022 | 29:58 mins.

What if the identity you were given at birth didn’t fit with how you felt on the inside? And try as you might, dressing, speaking and existing in a certain way just didn’t feel right — in fact, it felt wrong. Millions of people share this struggle worldwide, and for those living in Iran, the fight for transgender equality is shaped by the country’s determination to prevent same-sex relationships.
DW News Asia with Biresh Banerjee, 10 August 2022

DW News Asia with Biresh Banerjee, 10 August 2022 10.08.2022 | 13:05 mins.

Most women aren't allowed to work in Taliban ruled Afghanistan. Those that can, are mostly doctors. We meet one in Kabul. She tells us of the challenging conditions she and her colleagues work in. And later, the women, forced to give up their careers. Struggling to survive, yet fighting for their rights.

Taliban restrictions hit women hard in Afghanistan 10.08.2022 | 02:23 mins.

The Taliban has broken its own promises to women, many of whom have been forced to leave their working lives behind. Their careers have been ruined, their educations rendered worthless. Many now struggle to survive and put food on the table.

Female doctors allowed to practice in Afghanistan 10.08.2022 | 03:55 mins.

Since their return to power last August, the Taliban have focused on policing the life of Afghanistan's women. Most of them are barred from work, but there are some exceptions. DW's Sandra Petersmann met with a female doctor in Kabul.
Kashmir: The calligrapher behind world's largest hand-written Quran

Kashmir: The calligrapher behind world's largest hand-written Quran 10.08.2022 | 01:52 mins.

Twenty-seven-year-old Mustafa-ibn-Jameel is from a remote district in India-administered Kashmir, but his work is connecting people across India.
An ice-cold 'laser coffee' for our thirsty listeners

An ice-cold 'laser coffee' for our thirsty listeners 10.08.2022 | 25:33 mins.

New research suggests it might be OK to drink a caffeinated beverage made with laser beams — but fresh alpine water... not so much.
COVID-19: Is Germany prepared for a winter wave?

COVID-19: Is Germany prepared for a winter wave? 10.08.2022 | 01:21 mins.

German leaders are debating how to deal with a potential increase in coronavirus infections once the colder months begin. But COVID plans are controversial. DW's Thomas Sparrow has the details.
Niger beauty brand harnesses power of vegetables

Niger beauty brand harnesses power of vegetables 10.08.2022 | 01:11 mins.

A woman in the West African country has built a successful 100% natural cosmetics range using the power of local fruits and vegetables.

DW Business 10.08.2022 | 13:00 mins.

Germany turns to coal as Russian gas imports dwindle - China's 'zero-COVID' policy hits birth rates
Deadly explosions rock Russian airbase in Crimea

Deadly explosions rock Russian airbase in Crimea 10.08.2022 | 02:00 mins.

A series of explosions at a Russian airbase in the occupied Crimean peninsula have killed one person and injured several others. Ukraine denies any responsibility for the incident, and Russia says they were the result of onsite detonations.
What needs to happen to tip the balance in Ukraine’s favor?

What needs to happen to tip the balance in Ukraine’s favor? 10.08.2022 | 26:06 mins.

"The Russians are increasingly able to declare victory" in their more limited goals, US political analyst Ian Bremmer says — even if the West speeds up weapons deliveries to Ukraine. But the costs "for a generation or more will be very severe."
German stereotypes: The dirndl, humor and German efficiency

German stereotypes: The dirndl, humor and German efficiency 10.08.2022 | 06:57 mins.

How does the rest of the world see Germany? Rachel Stewart investigates the most common German stereotypes for Meet the Germans.

Don't Hold Back - How sports gave me back my mental health

Don't Hold Back - How sports gave me back my mental health 10.08.2022 | 23:03 mins.

Sports coach and aspiring model Patience Ramavhale battled depression and anxiety throughout a troubled childhood. But her love of sports and passion for coaching not only developed her young athletes, but also helped Patience improve her mental health. Don’t Hold Back’s Nozibele Qamngana Mayaba catches up with Patience over the customary snack on how using sports can improve your mental health.

Europe's most popular beaches

Europe's most popular beaches 10.08.2022

The vacation season is in full swing and the beaches are packed. Every week we will present different ways of traveling: this time vacationing at particularly beautiful beaches in Europe. Here are our top 10.
Fiji's sinking islands

Fiji's sinking islands 10.08.2022

Rising sea levels have forced several hundred villages in the South Pacific archipelago to relocate to higher ground or to other islands. It's a painful step for many islanders.
Finnish town welcomes nuclear power and its waste

Finnish town welcomes nuclear power and its waste 10.08.2022 | 03:30 mins.

As European countries seek out new energy sources, some are increasing their use of nuclear power. But finding places to store radioactive waste has been a consistent problem. Finland is pioneering a system to permanently contain spent nuclear material.